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Ticketing providers
Primary ticketing companies, resale marketplaces and the corporate groups behind them.
- Records held
- 9
- Published pages
- 6
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-20
A ticketing relationship is only recorded as a contract where a source describes an agreement. Where a venue page simply shows which platform sells its tickets, the record says exactly that and no more.
Records
9 of 9 records shown
| Name | Type | Location | Current relationships | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AXS | Ticketing provider | Los Angeles, California | 15 | Published |
| DICE | Ticketing provider | London, United Kingdom | 1 | Published |
| Etix | Ticketing provider | Morrisville, North Carolina | 4 | Published |
| Eventbrite, Inc. | Ticketing provider | San Francisco, California | 1 | Published |
| SeatGeek | Ticketing provider | New York, New York | 0 | Held, below publication threshold |
| StubHub | Ticketing provider | New York, New York | 0 | Held, below publication threshold |
| Ticketmaster | Ticketing provider | Beverly Hills, California | 27 | Published |
| TicketWeb | Ticketing provider | United States | 2 | Published |
| Vivid Seats Inc. | Ticketing provider | Chicago, Illinois | 0 | Held, below publication threshold |
A record listed as held below the publication threshold exists in the register and in the machine-readable release, but has no page of its own until it carries a current relationship and enough sourced detail to answer a question. How the threshold works.